Chapter 214: Unttering Personality
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Tianxin’s scowl turned into a satisfactorily smirk.
The inconspicuous change in her expression didn’t escape Xinghe’s detection.
“People change, it happens,” Xinghe responded nonchntly to Old Madam Xi’s observation. She took
the initiative and asked Old Madam Xi, “Is the reason why Madam Xi called me here to talk about the
event that happened at theb?”
Old Madam Xi picked up on Xinghe’s desire to cut to the chase.
She smiled thinly. “You’re right. Looks like you’re not at all afraid I’m going to punish you for your
mistake.”
“Madam Xi sure has an interesting sense of humor. 1 have no idea I’ve evenmitted a mistake,”
Xinghe replied calmly, “If you’re referring to the incident where Miss Yun was chased out of theb,
then I assure you on that particr incident, 1 made no mistake.”
“You never do, do you?” Mrs. Xi scoffed. The more time she spent with Xinghe, the greater her disdain
towards Xinghe grew.
“You schemed to break up Tianxin and Mubai’s engagement and you consider that as ‘not a mistake’,
your first day at work and you already chased away Ruobing who had worked there for at least a
decade, and you still consider yourself not guilty! Xia Xinghe, do you seriously think that you’re above
reproach? For shame! Just what kind of bad luck has our Xi family been struck with for our fate to be
entangled with the likes of you? 1 so regret letting Mubai marry you! It was out of pity that 1 allowed my
Xi Family to take you in but what did you give in return? Heartache and catastrophe!”
Xinghe expected as much when she received the call. This was a tribunal with her set up as the guilty
party.
Xinghe knew the kind of personality Mrs. Xi had so she decided not to press the point and drag this
thing out. Instead she said tly, “1 don’t care what your impression of me is. If this is the only reason
you have me over, then I’m going to excuse myself. I have more pressing things to attend to.”
“What important things do you have to attend to?” Ruobing asked pointedly, “You strong-armed me out
of theb but you yourself didn’t show up at work over the past few days. 1 genuinely have no idea
what you are to up. Or do you think because since you have the run of theb that you can just do
whatever you want and y truant?”
“Mother, I believe she is ying us for fools. Ruobing spent the entire length of her youth at theb just
to repay your kindness. Now, Xia Xinghe not only chased her away, but also didn’t attend to her duties
at theb, the girl ispletelywless with no respect for you, theb, or thew!” Mrs. Xi told Old
Madam Xi angrily.
“Xinghe, I’m sure Mubai will be deeply disappointed if he knows you’re squandering this valuable
opportunity the Xi family has given you,” Tianxin advised Xinghe like she really couldn’t bear to see
Xinghe go down the wrong path.
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“Well, what do you have to say for yourself?” Old Madam Xi asked coolly.
She didn’t directly use Xinghe but the meaning was the same.
Xinghe responded without batting an eye, “The time limit given is one month. If I have anything to say
for myself, 1 will say it then.”
In other words, she was telling them to wrap it up. She was tired of this witch-hunt.
Old Madam Xi smiled disingenuously. “No wonder Lin Lin’s grandmother doesn’t like you, you do have
an unpleasant personality.”
Xinghe didn’t rise to the bait. Her expression didn’t even change.
So, people didn’t like her, big deal. She didn’t care a single bit.
Furthermore, Mrs. Xi liked those that knew how to pander to her. Xinghe would rather die than to
demean herself like that.
“If there’s nothing else, I’m taking my leave.” Xinghe stood up to leave. She’d had enough of this
drama.
“You are not allowed to step into theb anymore,” Old Madam Xi suddenly announced with authority.
Xinghe stopped and turned back with her eyebrows raised.. “Why?”